Request likely to heighten tensions between Dhaka and New Delhi already raised by toppling of former prime minister
Tulip Siddiq has cited the support of her aunt, Sheikh Hasina, and her Awami League party
Mohammed Saiful Alam considers international arbitration over accusations he siphoned money out of banking sector
Muhammad Yunus says will not seek exiled leader’s extradition from India before domestic tribunal’s verdict
Conglomerate rejects claim it co-operated to siphon money out of the country during rule of ousted Sheikh Hasina
A cloak of discretion is likely to surround the whereabouts of the deposed strongwoman — and by New Delhi’s design
Dhaka central bank probes whether allies of autocrat Sheikh Hasina diverted upwards of £13bn overseas
Rising tensions complicate attempts to mend a vital partnership after Sheikh Hasina was toppled
Producers in world’s second-largest garment exporter say customers are concerned about violence and disruption
Neighbourhood groups try to impose order after collapse of Sheikh Hasina’s regime leaves security vacuum
Interim government leader and Nobel laureate says Sheikh Hasina left behind ‘complete mess’
Strongmen rulers are not immune to a wave of incumbency fatigue spreading across the world
Protesters who toppled the long-ruling prime minister now control the streets of Dhaka, but challenges loom
Nobel Peace Prize winner sworn in as head of interim government leader after appeal for end to violence
Toppling of long-governing prime minister is a major setback for New Delhi
Nobel laureate agrees to lead interim government after protests toppled autocrat Sheikh Hasina
Appointment announced after dissolution of parliament opens way for creation of interim cabinet
A swift transition to a democratically elected government is vital
Sheikh Hasina’s 15-year rule over Bangladesh met a sudden end. Now protesters worry about what’s next
Army chief announces long-ruling leader’s departure after demonstrators storm her official residence
Army deployed to enforce ‘indefinite’ curfew after garment factories and government buildings set on fire
Quota system had triggered deadly protests that resulted in clashes with security forces
Anger over job quotas highlights deep economic distress in the world’s second-largest garment exporter
Crackdown on opposition and rights abuses have drawn criticism from US and EU
Re-election appears certain but economic strains may test the population’s patience with her autocratic style
